List only enabled commands in the cmd response
Amended on merge: the enabled check passed the builtin `bool` as
`value_type`, which is a string parameter ('str'/'bool'/'int'/...).
That fell through to the unknown-type branch, logging a warning per
command per invocation and returning the raw string, so the comparison
against "false" only matched that exact spelling — `no`, `0`, `off`,
and `False` all stayed listed. The "false" fallback also hid commands
that have no [<Name>_Command] section at all.
Switched to the idiom already used at cmd_command.py:34
(fallback=True, value_type='bool') and added regression coverage for
every configparser boolean spelling plus the no-section default.
Introduced a new configuration option `cmd_reference_url` in the Cmd_Command section, allowing users to override the default `cmd` output with a link to a full documentation page. Updated the CmdCommand class to utilize this new setting and modified related documentation and tests to ensure proper functionality.
- Added assertions to ensure call arguments are not None in multiple command tests.
- Introduced a new test for the CmdCommand class to verify that long command lists are truncated correctly with a '(N more)' suffix, improving command list readability.
- Enhanced .gitignore to allow test files in the tests/ directory and committed pytest.ini for test discovery.
- Added checks for missing sections in configuration files, specifically for Admin_ACL and Banned_Users, to prevent errors during bot startup.
- Updated generate_website.py and command_manager.py to handle cases where required sections are absent, returning empty lists instead of raising exceptions.
- Introduced optional dependencies for testing in pyproject.toml, ensuring a smoother development experience.
- Improved localization handling in core.py to default to English when the Localization section is missing, enhancing user experience.
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